HP Save Set Manager for OpenVMS

Software
Product
Description
PRODUCT NAME: HP Save Set Manager for OpenVMS SPD 62.64.16
Version 1.8
DESCRIPTION
HP Save Set Manager for OpenVMS (SSMgr) is a lay-
ered software product that reduces user time spent on
save set operations. SSMgr reduces operational time
spent during OpenVMS BACKUP operations by provid-
ing an avenue for ofine save set validation, copy, and
save set merge functions.
The key benets of Save Set Manager for OpenVMS
are:
Reduction of operational time spent on online backup
and restore without compromising data integrity
Selective manipulation of save set contents and at-
tributes
Transfer of backup save sets between tape drive
technologies
Transfer of backup save sets from one tape or disk
drive to another tape or disk drive while maintaining
data integrity features
Reduced down time for a BACKUP/RESTORE oper-
ation
Ability to monitor degradation of archived save sets
Wildcard support
Backup journal le creation
Multiple output copies on merge and copy
SSMgr V1.8 supports all operations on ODS-5 disks on
systems running:
OpenVMS Alpha: V7.3-2 (SPD 25.01.XX)
V8.2 (SPD 82.35.XX)
V8.3 (SPD 82.35.XX)
OpenVMS I64: V8.2 (SPD 82.35.XX)
V8.2-1 (SPD 82.35.XX)
V8.3 (SPD 82.35.XX)
This is the basis for support of:
Long lenames
Deep rooted directory structure
Characters from ISO-LATIN and UNICODE multina-
tional character sets
"?" as a single character wildcard, in addition to the
existing "%" single character wildcard
SSMgr V1.8 is qualied for tapes connected on the Fibre
Channel
OpenVMS Version 7.3-2 and later provides support
for Fibre Channel (FC) connected tape devices. This
is accomplished through the use of Modular Data
Router (MDR) or Network Storage Router (NSR) con-
nected to the FC Switch. The routers convert Fibre
Channel protocol to SCSI protocol, which the tape
device understands. SSM V1.8 has qualied this fea-
ture in OpenVMS as used with MDR or NSR. Please
refer to OpenVMS SPD(s) for a complete listing of
supported tape devices and routers
October 2006

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